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In Ukraine, sole proprietorships who do not use a single tax must file a tax return until February 9, 2021and Ukrainians who do not do business, but had additional income, up to April 30, 2021.
Returns are already accepted at the tax office of the place of registration. You must indicate income for 2020. This is indicated in the message of the State Tax Service, published on the official website of the department.
Ordinary Ukrainians must pay taxes (18% plus military service) for:
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leasing of real estate;
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receive property as a gift not from family members;
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income from an investment asset;
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of foreign income;
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income from independent professional activities.
“The economic development of the state, its financial security and the level of social protection depend on a responsible attitude to the requirements of the legislation and the timely fulfillment of the constitutional duty by citizens,” says the tax office.
We will recall, OBOZREVATEL previously wrote, that sole proprietors who have already retired due to age may no longer pay for themselves a unified social contribution (ERU).
Ukrainians have the right to return part of the income tax paid (personal income tax, 18% of salary). If last year a taxpayer paid for education (your child), paid interest on a mortgage, spent money on medical treatment, paid for insurance (including pension).
